About Us
We turn ambitious design intent into built reality.
REDWOOD Interior began as a joinery workshop in Singapore and grew into an integrated fit-out partner with in-house production and installation teams working across more than twenty countries.
REDWOOD at a Glance
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Our Story
A continuous line, not a set of milestones.
Each chapter added a capability we had previously outsourced. The result is a single organisation able to draw, make, ship and install the same detail.
1990s
Foundation
01 / 05REDWOOD begins as a specialist joinery workshop in Singapore, working with architects and brand teams who need drawings turned into physical elements.
2000s
Expansion
02 / 05Regional retail roll-outs push the business beyond joinery into full fit-out delivery, adding contract management, logistics and installation teams.
2010s
Strengthening Production
03 / 05Investment in glass, metal, coating and upholstery capability brings nine disciplines under one roof, giving REDWOOD direct control of quality and programme.
2020s
Growing Global Presence
04 / 05Offices across Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the Americas allow simultaneous delivery of flagship programmes in multiple territories.
Today
Global fit-out partner
05 / 05REDWOOD operates as an integrated partner to luxury retail and corporate clients, translating design intent into completed environments worldwide.
We built the factory so the drawing would not have to change.
Our Values
Four commitments that survive programme pressure.
Hover or select a value to see how it looks on the factory floor and on site.
People & Planet
Responsibility, held to the same tolerance as our joinery.
Audited labour practices, apprenticeships, FSC-certified timber, low-VOC coatings and solar-powered facilities sit in a dedicated CSR programme.
Accreditations & Awards
Independently assessed, repeatedly.
Certifications and awards are placeholders in this prototype; each expands to describe what the standard covers.